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... BRITISH BATTLES IN WVEST AFRICA. I i, _ _ ?? TIHREE TOWNS CAPTURED-GREAT SLAUGHTER OF N.ATiVES. Full particulars have just been received of the fighting between the British and the natives in the neighlbourbood of Sierra Leone, resulting in the capture ...
... THE ITALIAN WAR WITH ABYSSINMA. (RUTEWR'S TELEGRAM,) - - REdke, Friday. The debate upon the bill for the credit of five million lire on account of the reinforcements for Maesswah wa4 resumed in the Chamber of De- puties to-day. Count De IRobilant, Minister ...
... nothing- alarming ~in the situation, as the Italian forces, at present in Africa were more than sufficieat to drive back thesavaage horder surrounding Msssdwah. TheMinister. of War then rose, aud said that. he wished ?? oorrect the unfounded statemeits ...
... has given great satisfaction h here. I] - Tirnova. Fridav. - The misunderstanding between Colonel Nico-' laieff, Ministerlof War, and the Regents regardingi sthe alleged breach of military discipline on Wed- ti |nesday l;st, lwhen the troops were reviewed ...
... united force of a e confederation that inthuded half the nations of a Euroce. The French War Office counts upon being able to place oen the frontier in case of war r a force of aboub 700,000 men and 1,800 guns. r Theis numbers are arrived at in the following ...
... all. Startinui from London and passhig through Dublin, the spectstora are taken acroes the At. lantic to America; thence to Africa;, froin ?? con- tinent to thle Asiatic one, many interesting places in which are shown, and the closing scenes are illustrative ...
... N'orth Africa has made most men ,ly forget all about it. The Sultan of Moroccon d. muley Hassan, is dying. His heir is a child, to and there are several other claimants for the t] ry throne, so that his death will be probably p followed by civil war. The ...
... neutral in the event of a complete defeat of France. The Chronice Paris correspondent ?? Bourse has suffered almost as much as if war bad been declared. Business in ...
... the spend- thrift Khedive Ismail loan after lean on usu- rious terms. The Egyptian war of 1882 was aptly described abroad ?? des coupons,an interest collector's war-to translategthe expressionfreely -and about half of the debt of which the interest ...
... th:at h regards the mnan who has not sojouriaci in a ten. as one who hes not thoroughly lived. , deaeon Farrar writes on Africa and the Dr Trade. His article ought to attract tie r.a notice of any in the number if its -:troezatrs are true. The drink ...
... which I may effect iu position for long years- to cone and co a hea*y price in ncremed taxtion and 'litthe in Asia and Africa. - . There i is, of course, thefijtion thatauch engageienft are the act of the Crown. They arereally c the act d the Foreign ...
... provided floating batteries and a ship of war for the protection of the commerce along the coasts. It is a matter which so far has not been made public that at the Conference it was strongly urged that in the event of a war between England and any of the Great ...